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My book called “The Cases of the Famous Detective Robert Longfellow” is about a detective who has many mysteries he solves for many odd people. You will love this detective as he knows how to solve these cases and get to the heart of the matter and keep you on the edge of your seat. The cases are as follows: 1) “The Case of the Mystery Woman & Her Friends.” 2) “The Case of Samuel J. Brent & the Bombs,” 3) “The Case of the Blackmail Blueprints,” 4) “The Case of the Serial Killings & My Friends Stories,” and last number, 5) “The Case of the Wayward Wife.” All of which were very difficult to solve with a twist at the end of each case. You have no idea how it will end or who the culprit is. What is their motive? He has three good friends he meets with and they laugh and joke around. They are his school chums he grew up with. They like to tease and laugh with him a lot. Their names are Jim, Gene, and Littlejohn. They always meet for lunch, breakfast, or dinner ever so often and discuss all the good times they had as school chums and his current cases. Robert is always getting into trouble with women by finding ways to getting himself into a pickle that you can just laugh at. Women are constantly hitting on him whether or not he wants them to or not. Some of the characters in the book are so funny you can’t help but laugh to yourself out loud. One is this funny little cab driver who he always keeps running into. The Cabby has hilarious little remarks he says to Robert. Robert can’t understand how this Cabby is always around when he needs a cab. I know you’ll enjoy these cases of Robert Longfellow.
